Does your pet have arthritis?
Have you noticed your furry friend slowing down with age? Maybe they’re starting to have trouble climbing the stairs, or just seem less interested in chasing after their favourite toy? The big question on your mind might be, "Could this be arthritis?" Let's dig into the world of arthritis and find out what you can do to keep your pet feeling their best. What is arthritis? Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis and simply means ‘inflammation of the joint’. It’s a degenerative disease that covers a wide range of joint issues, and it’s not exclusive to humans. Our cats and dogs can face it too. In fact, arthritis is one of the most common conditions seen in pets over the age of seven, affection around one in five dogs, and slightly fewer cats1. White we often associate arthritis with aging, it can actually affect dogs and cats of all ages, sizes and breeds. Congenital issues (things your ...